Chris, Karl and Ryan join forces to create a verbal periodical, discussing Design, Development and Denim.
Travis Neilson sits down with Chris and Karl for a deep dive on interaction and it’s application both personally and digitally.
Travis Neilson He has been working at Google as an Interaction Designer with the search team for about 7 months and brings lots of industry experience with him.
Here is a reasonably complete summary of Travis on the interwebs:
Ryan and Karl just started a new coffee subscription and investigate Ryan’s drunk eBay purchase.
Sorry about the cut off at the end of the show. It turns out plugging in the HTC Android phone to charge has DRASTIC consequences while recording. A whole hour of recording ended up scrapped. Probably for the best.
New coffee! Coffee subscriptions we can remember trying:
Stand out roasts:
Reasonable pour over ratios to start with:
Today’s pour over setup:
Today’s Roast:
Ryan adventures to the dark side: * A Tale of Two Platforms: Designing for Both Android and iOS * Nexus 6P
We also talk about a lot of apps and devices that are pretty easy to google. You don’t need it all listed here.
Fading away #selvedge
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James and Karl intimately discuss their experiences and differences with agency and product work.
We conveniently take the opportunity to interview James about how he got caught up in the industry and moving through design and development roles.
James Nowland
Pronounced NOW LAND
Co-working * INNX - The co-working and business space James and Karl work in for Headjam and Mezzanine * Along with Douglas Helman @ Standing Man
Links
Ryan and Karl discuss, Denim, Design and Development. Denim 101; Coffee; CMYK vs RGB; Mystery meat navigation & Web Design mockup tools.
Ryan Stuart * @selvedge_slayer * mezzanine.co
Links Karl’s love of Swift * ReSwift * Sydney CocoaHeads
Demin 101 * Edwin * Railcar * Pace
Designer developers * James Nowland * Headjam
CMYK vs RGB * Sketch * Craft (InVision) * Pinegrow * Macaw
Mystery meat navigation * Designing an alternative to the hamburger menu * AnimateMate
Chris and Karl compare their experiences of moving from freelance to corporate and agency work. As well as how to create a better bridge across the knowledge gap between designers and developers.